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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1906
Page
4
A January 1906 bulletin lists daily exchange hours from 10:10 to 4:10 with openings and closings at Earl Hall and Mines Building. It notes W. C. A. tea and the Woman's University Orchestra in Room 608, Mines Building on Tuesday.
A catalog of recent titles includes Francis Bacon Essays and Goethe Life with Francke works on modern German culture and history of German literature. Also present are J. G. Robertson History of German literature, Andrews History of the U S to 1902 Vol 2, Guizot History of France, Browne Handbook of Homeric study, a Classic German dictionary in two copies, and Trollope Domestic manners of the Americans.
Debaters from 1907 and 1908 will meet in the Senior Study at 12 o'clock on Monday January 20. Bex K Rossecs.
The afternoon lectures on the Literature and Antiquities of India and Persia resume Wednesday January 17 1906 at 4 o clock in Room 308 Schermerhorn open to students and the public The remaining topics include Buddha Life and Teachings and Harsha Sanskrit Dramatist on January 23 and Transcaspia and Turkistan on February 6 with speakers Justin Hartley Moore George C Haas and A V Williams Jackson
On December 9 the college and alumna basketball contest ended in a draw. Josephine Praht scored both baskets for the undergrads while Elsa Alsberg added one field basket and two fouls. The lineup lists A Ernst center and E Alsberg at forward among others.
The Seniors chosen for the debate on the Wednesday after midyear exams include the Affirmative team Senta Herrmann Alice Haskell and Virginia Taylor and the Negative team Louise Blackburn Marjorie Brown and Marie Louise Fontaine. The issue to be debated asks if New York should pass legislation governing sweat shop labor conditions.
The Caneer of the University of Chi laments low interest in debating but urges students to engage. He argues public speaking yields lasting benefits and leads to personal growth despite the need for preparation and effort.
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